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Holiday Sensory Overload: How do you manage?

Chronic Pain | Last Active: Dec 20, 2023 | Replies (57)
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@yellowdoggirl

I will see the neurologist once more, I think, and the rheumatologist next week so I can ask them about CSS then.
Who would be the best person to diagnose this?

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Rachel, Volunteer Mentor | @rwinney | Mar 18, 2022

@yellowdoggirl Good question. It depends on doctors extended knowledge and awareness about chronic conditions beyond their specialized lane. Many doctors are not aware or familiar with CSS. At Mayo Pain Rehab there is an interview process with doctors to determine if they think CSS is present. They look at the patients entire health history and records to determine if CSS is present. Diagnosing is process of elimination. Determining that a condition has moved from acute to chronic. Have you rallied back to your PCP? They should have your entire health history to review.

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